out of all those you are testing which one would you say has the closest UI to reddit is fun?

if I don't own any steam games, are any of these other options better than the steam deck? or is steam deck still the way to go for non steam games?

one is a hip throw the other doesn't really use the hip as primary mechanic

hasn't premiered yet in the US. I was told our dojo would be invited to the premier later in the year when it comes to LA. Probably after that it will be available.

loved the videos, always wished it had audio though

I still use a lot of his examples to this day in these videos to teach my classes

don't drink too much water, don't have a heavy meal. Bring light snacks to snack along the day especially if you don't know how long you'd be waiting

mega threads for tournaments maybe

uchimata here, but a very specific version

Shodan!

uchimata, tai otoshi, osoto gari

when I first saw it it made me wonder whether head diving includes diving backwards. but the slomo made it clear he didn't land on his head.

feel like I've seen it in some sort of folk style wrestling or belt wrestling before from an eastern european country. I think its more of a sukui nage than kata guruma though, other than the 2nd one that happened, that one is a kata guruma.

the pulling with the hand is what i find myself and most people I teach to be having issues with. It's harder than it looks. Hopefully he'll come out with one for aiyotsu that is similar to this video.

probably the most applicable out of the series out so far for real world usage.

yes, i can smell it off of them. One was a beginner that ultimately quit training after he couldn't give up smoking and would gas out at every shiai. The other is a french guy who trained since he was 5, he relied a lot on his precise timing, foot sweeps and positioning so he didn't need to move much.

is it always held in florida every year?